US Not at War with Iran
House Speaker Mike Johnson clarifies the US stance on Iran, emphasizing that the country is not at war. This statement comes amidst rising tensions and speculation about the nature of US-Iran relations.
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US Not at War with Iran
House Speaker Mike Johnson claims the US is not at war with Iran, despite ongoing military conflict. The 1973 War Powers Resolution requires the president to remove military forces from conflict within 60 days if Congress doesn't authorize a war.
House Passes Stopgap Bill to Fund DHS as TSA Workers Await Pay
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a stopgap bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security for eight weeks amid a prolonged budget standoff that has left TSA staff without pay since mid-February.
Executive Power and Institutional Limits: A Defining Moment in American Governance
Recent clashes between federal authority, state governments, and the judiciary highlight a broader debate over executive power and constitutional balance in the United States.
Anti-Trump Resistance Gains Momentum as Courts and Republicans Push Back
President Donald Trump is encountering increasing resistance from state officials, federal courts, and members of Congress as institutional checks on executive authority become more visible.
China's AI Heist
China's alleged use of AI spy bots to steal sensitive information from US tech companies has sparked concerns about intellectual property theft and the potential erosion of the US's technological lead in the AI sector.
Fed Rate Decision
The US Federal Reserve has made its latest interest rate decision, impacting the US economy. The decision has significant implications for Americans, from borrowing costs to job market stability. As the Fed navigates economic challenges, its choices affect the global economy.